Néel temperature

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Néel temperature is the critical temperature below which an antiferromagnetic material transitions from a disordered to an ordered magnetic state.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf critical temperature
physical quantity
thermodynamic parameter
aboveTemperatureBehavior paramagnetic behavior
affectedBy chemical substitution
pressure
strain
appliesTo antiferromagnetic material
ferrimagnetic material
associatedWith critical exponents
order parameter for antiferromagnetism
belowTemperatureBehavior antiferromagnetic ordering
characterizes onset of long-range antiferromagnetic order
definesTransitionOf antiferromagnetic order
magnetic ordering
dependsOn crystal structure
exchange interaction strength
magnetic anisotropy
magnetic ion concentration
differsFrom Curie temperature
field condensed matter physics
magnetism
solid-state physics
isPropertyOf magnetic sublattices
marksChangeIn heat capacity anomaly
magnetic susceptibility behavior
spin correlation length
measuredIn degree Celsius
kelvin
namedAfter Louis Néel
occursIn cuprates
manganites
rare-earth compounds
transition metal oxides
relatedConcept blocking temperature
spin glass transition temperature
relatedTo Curie temperature
separatesPhase antiferromagnetic phase
paramagnetic phase
symbol T_N
theoreticalDescription Heisenberg model
Ising models
surface form: Ising model

mean-field theory
transitionType magnetic phase transition
second-order phase transition
usedIn Mössbauer Spectrometer
surface form: Mössbauer spectroscopy

characterization of magnetic materials
heat capacity measurements
magnetic susceptibility measurements
neutron diffraction studies

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Louis Néel knownFor Néel temperature
Louis Néel notableConcept Néel temperature